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The carriageway edge.
It delineates the carriageway edge. Under Annex I, a continuous or broken edge line does not change the shoulder-use rules. It does not by itself allow every vehicle to drive or park there. Users required to use it and exceptional cases follow their specific rules; distinguish an edge marking from a line separating traffic lanes.
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The carriageway edge.
General permission for every vehicle to drive on the shoulder.
General permission to park on the shoulder.
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